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Holler House gets to keep its collection of undergarments after a city inspector’s order was reversed. The Milwaukee institution is known for its tradition of encouraging intoxicated female customers to remove their bras and hang them from the ceiling. The tradition dates back almost half a century.
When the bar and bowling alley underwent its latest city inspection, the inspector singled out the display of bras as a fire hazard. The bras were initially taken down in order to avoid a fine, but the owners waged a campaign through the media that eventually led to a reversal of the decision. Holler House is planning a party to celebrate the reinstatement of the collection.
Check out more about this in the Sentinel-Journal